On 22 September 2010 21:18, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Could you please tell me which version of IE doesn`t work? I am
>> running the latest on Windows 7 and am experiencing no problems even
>> with the comma.
>
> IE6, although I have heard that that problem causes most versions of
> IE to fail.
IE7 fails. I haven't installed IE8 yet.
ECMAScript 3's definition of object literals doesn't explicitly allow
a comma at the end of the property list, so IE6 and 7 are
standard-compliant in failing with what they consider invalid syntax.
Mozilla/Firefox treats the absence of a valid property:assignment pair
in much the same way as
var myObject = { };
which the standard defines as a valid special case.
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